2 Bed Terraced House For Sale

** GUIDE PRICE £450,000 - £500,000 **

4 mins walk from the Royal Pavilion and the al fresco restaurants and bars which line the historic lanes around its gardens, this two bedroom house with a patio is a great home or investment tucked quietly away on a no through lane. Good to go, it’s bigger than it looks with 789 sq. ft. (73.3m2) over three storeys offering options if you work from home. The sociable ground floor has a double depth reception and a stylish eat in kitchen has bi-folding doors to the paved patio for entertaining. Upstairs, the two bedrooms are on different levels, so don’t share a wall, and the big bathroom has a luxury finish. 4 mins stroll from St James’s Street (on the Pride route) it is under 10 to the beach and new So-Ho House, and Brighton Station with direct trains to Gatwick and London is a 15 minute stroll – past more shops, bars and restaurants! This prime location is the place to be with fresh, local produce, international cuisine and famous attractions of the Pier, a new Lido and arts venues all on your doorstep so there is something for everyone, and close to the green spaces and fountains of Old Steine Gardens, which host events during our festivals, visitors won’t need a car.

EPC: D
Council Tax: C


** GUIDE PRICE £450,000 - £500,000 **

Enjoy the Brighton lifestyle to the full in this fantastic house which is in a great spot off Edward Street where major employers – the law courts, police station, Amex, Brighton University buildings, Brighton College and the County Hospital -are all within an easy walk. (The hospital is the furthest away and that’s about 15 mins on foot or 8 by bus.) Outside this freshly painted house has charm, and its large windows are now double glazed in a style sympathetic to this period building.

The oak front door opens into a characterful double depth reception which stretches for 6.18m x 6.36m from front to back (20’2 x 20’8) approx., so there’s plenty of space to share. Light and airy with windows at each end, the decoration is simple but stylish with warm coloured wood flooring underfoot and a huge beam overhead.

Along an open passageway, the kitchen breakfast room invites company with 7.87m x 2.18m (25’0 x 7’2) to play with and triple, floor to ceiling doors which bring in the Sussex sunshine fold away to bring the outside in. Well organised, the working area of the stylish kitchen is safely tucked away from the social flow, and it is good to go with a classic pairing of shaker units and wood surfaces which won’t date. Outside, the patio is a paved refuge, child and pet secure with walls and fashionable fencing. There is space for a bistro set or a bench, and at the far end is space to store bikes – or a surfboard.

Upstairs, the first of the double bedrooms is bright and cheerful with an old school style radiator in keeping with the age of the building and at 5.26m x 3.25m (17’3 x 10’8) there is ample space even with a double bed in it. Next door, the luxury bathroom is large enough for both a bath with a shower and a separate walk in shower, and it has a VIP finish. Private and peaceful at the top, the second, generous double room has plenty of space and character of its own 4.29m x 3.25m (14’1 x 10’8), and it is perfect for guests or for sharers as it doesn’t share a wall with the other room.

Agent says:
“Priced to sell, this freehold house with a patio on a no through road is an ideal step on the ladder as a home or investment in an area which could not be better, either as a very cool place to live or for luxury holidays.”

Owner’s secret:
“Brighton is the jewel of the south coast with something for everyone no matter how old you are or what you’re into, and has an intercontinental, al fresco lifestyle you don’t need to travel for. This is an area which caters for any need with bars, clubs and beaches or restaurants, theatres and arts festivals to enjoy. The location is brilliant as you can walk everywhere including to the Pier, The Dome, the Theatres, the Royal Pavilion and its gardens, and famous South Lanes and North Laine, and inside is large enough to entertain in style, so people can meet up here before or after exploring the city. There are hidden gems to discover from coastal views to surprisingly beautiful cityscapes, and the countryside of the surrounding National Park is just breathtaking – and all are easily accessed from this location by bus, train or cycle, so you won’t need a car.”

Where it is:
Shops: Local 1 min walk, St James’s Street 4 mins, Church Street and North Laine 4 mins.
Train Station: Brighton 15 mins on foot, approx. 5-7 by cab.
Seafront or Park: Seafront about 10 mins on foot.

Closest Schools:
Primary: Carlton Hill, Queen’s Park, Middle Street.
Secondary: Varndean, Dorothy Stringer.
Sixth Form: BHASVIC, City College, MET, BIM.
Private: Brighton College, Roedean, Brighton & Hove High.

15 minutes from the station on foot, and close to a taxi rank and bus routes covering the whole of Brighton & Hove, this inviting location is just moments from the fabulous, al fresco lifestyle of the Georgian South Lanes as well as the world famous shops, clubs, bars and restaurants of our legendary coastal resort. The picturesque cultural heart of the city surrounding the Royal Pavilion is a short 4 minute stroll and it is conveniently located for cool green spaces which host fabulous arts events from open air theatre to live music all year round. The beach is close by and an ideal spot for any local professional or investment focus, major employers of the city e.g. Amex, the County Hospital, three law courts and police station are all a quick, easy walk. For those who love the outdoors, the surrounding National Park and cosmopolitan Marina- with waterfront restaurants- are easy to reach. And don’t forget our glamorous horse racing weekends! For those who need a car, Permit zone C has no waiting list and there is swift access to the A23 and A27.